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First Love

First Love

De : Ivan Turgenev
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 The title of the novella serves as a poignant reminder of the universal boy-meets-girl-then-loses-her narrative. While this theme may seem familiar, Turgenev infuses it with originality and depth. The story is marked by a surprise ending that, while not entirely unexpected, resonates deeply. Turgenevs skill lies in his ability to create powerful turning points—akin to Joyces epiphanies—that irrevocably alter the characters lives, leading to a tragic conclusion. Nature symbolism is beautifully woven throughout, elevated by exquisite poetic similes, such as the striking image of a speckled woodpecker climbing a birch tree, peeking out like a musician behind a bass viol. (Summary by Martin Geeson)Copyright Romance Stories Art Sciences sociales
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    • 005 - Chapters XVIII - XXII

      005 - Chapters XVIII - XXII
      Feb 6 2026
      The title of the novella serves as a poignant reminder of the universal boy-meets-girl-then-loses-her narrative. While this theme may seem familiar, Turgenev infuses it with originality and depth. The story is marked by a surprise ending that, while not entirely unexpected, resonates deeply. Turgenevs skill lies in his ability to create powerful turning points—akin to Joyces epiphanies—that irrevocably alter the characters lives, leading to a tragic conclusion. Nature symbolism is beautifully woven throughout, elevated by exquisite poetic similes, such as the striking image of a speckled woodpecker climbing a birch tree, peeking out like a musician behind a bass viol. (Summary by Martin Geeson)
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      37 min
    • 004 - Chapters XV - XVII

      004 - Chapters XV - XVII
      Feb 6 2026
      The title of the novella serves as a poignant reminder of the universal boy-meets-girl-then-loses-her narrative. While this theme may seem familiar, Turgenev infuses it with originality and depth. The story is marked by a surprise ending that, while not entirely unexpected, resonates deeply. Turgenevs skill lies in his ability to create powerful turning points—akin to Joyces epiphanies—that irrevocably alter the characters lives, leading to a tragic conclusion. Nature symbolism is beautifully woven throughout, elevated by exquisite poetic similes, such as the striking image of a speckled woodpecker climbing a birch tree, peeking out like a musician behind a bass viol. (Summary by Martin Geeson)
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      34 min
    • 003 - Chapters X - XIV

      003 - Chapters X - XIV
      Feb 6 2026
      The title of the novella serves as a poignant reminder of the universal boy-meets-girl-then-loses-her narrative. While this theme may seem familiar, Turgenev infuses it with originality and depth. The story is marked by a surprise ending that, while not entirely unexpected, resonates deeply. Turgenevs skill lies in his ability to create powerful turning points—akin to Joyces epiphanies—that irrevocably alter the characters lives, leading to a tragic conclusion. Nature symbolism is beautifully woven throughout, elevated by exquisite poetic similes, such as the striking image of a speckled woodpecker climbing a birch tree, peeking out like a musician behind a bass viol. (Summary by Martin Geeson)
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      30 min
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